Saturday, November 28, 2015
Friday, November 13, 2015
Old Farmhouse
Salvaging this early 1900s farmhouse out in Sublimity. The walls are solid circle sawn 2x12s covered in wallpaper, never seen anything like it! Truss material is circle sawn dimensional 2x4. Floor joists are 2x6s sitting on 6x8 beams. Not a lot of lumber to salvage, but whats there sure is pretty!
Friday, September 25, 2015
This beautiful old building has served many purposes including a feed store and a seed cleaner. The lumber is exceptional, some of the 2x8s are 40' long with not a knot in sight! Floors on both top and bottom are 3.25" t&g fir. 2x6 trusses, 4" skip sheathing, 1x10 circle sawn sub floor, 8x8 posts and 3x joists. There are also grain scoops from the seed cleaner, which make great planters.Saturday, August 29, 2015
Salvaging this barn in Scotts Mills. It is a bank barn which you don't see too often around here. These barns, more common on the east coast, are unique because they allow ground level access to the hay loft as well as the lower level basement for housing animals. The current owner's grandfather built it around the turn of the century. This barn has 12x12 hand hewn beams, and 3x10 joists. The original 1x12 siding is intact under the metal.Friday, July 17, 2015
Ione
1850s or 60s hand hewn barn that is mostly down to a weather beaten skeleton with some gray siding boards and a little bit of skip sheathing and shake left hanging on, but the lumber has a gorgeous patina.
The two other barns that are coming down have board and bat siding with a dark patina. Two smaller sheds with a similar black patina will also be salvaged.
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
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